Πρόκνη — Cambridge Greek Lexicon

Πρόκνηηςf Proknemythol. princess of Athens, who killed her son Itys in order to punish her husband Tereus for raping her sister Philomela, and was turned into a swallow or nightingale by the godsS.fr. E. Th. Ar. D.

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